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‘Lessig’s proposals for revising copyright are compelling, because they rethink intellectual property rights without abandoning them.’
Briefly Noted The New Yorker

‘Lessig… has written a splendid combative manifesto – pungent, witty and persuasive.’Financial Times

‘… Lessig is surely right that digital culture requires governance that is more subtle and ecological, judging a balance of forces between commerce and community, than precise and draconian.’
Books of the Week, The Independent

‘Prof Lessig is formidably qualified…his latest book, REMIX will enhance his cult status on the web.’The GuardianTable of Contents

* Chapter 4: RW, Revived
Writing beyond words
Remixed: Text
Remixed: Media
The Significance of Remix
The Old in the New

* Chapter 5: Cultures Compared
Differences in Value – and “values”
Differences in Value (as in $)
Differences in Value (as in “Is it any good?”)
Differences in Law (as in “Is it Allowed?”)
Lessons about cultures

* Part II: Economies

* Chapter 6: Two Economies: Commercial and Sharing
Commercial Economies
Three Successes from the Internet’s Commercial Economy
Three keys to these three Internet successes
The Character of Commercial Success
Sharing Economies
Internet sharing economies
The Paradigm Case: Wikipedia
Beyond Wikipedia
What Sharing Economies Share

* Chapter 8: Economy Lessons
Parallel economies are possible
Tools help signal which economy a creator creates for
Crossovers are growing
Strong incentives will increasingly drive commercial entities to hybrids
Strong Incentives will push “sharing economies” to hybrids
Perceptions of fairness will in part mediate the hybrid relationship between sharing and commercial economies
Sharecropping is not likely to become a term of praise